Contracts, product launches and deliveries for air navigation service providers, civil aviation authorities and airports around the world.
The Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) has selected SkyWare’s ABX Aviation Billing System to automate its aviation billing, turning flight data from multiple sources into accurate, on-time invoices.
Working with Sofratesa de Panamá and the Thales Group, SkyWare will deliver its ABX Aviation Billing System to the Autoridad de Aeronáutica Civil de Panamá, bringing automated, multi-source billing to a key aviation hub for the Americas.
SkyWare will host Zambia Airports Corporation Limited’s electronic Aeronautical Information Publication in the cloud, giving pilots, airlines and flight planners secure, reliable access to Zambia’s aeronautical information.
Airport & Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) has contracted SkyWare for ongoing support of its aeronautical message handling system, building on the technical support SkyWare provided in 2025.
Airport & Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) engaged SkyWare to investigate and resolve a reported issue with its AMHS, keeping the country’s aeronautical message exchange running smoothly.
Through PT Indomega Teknologi, SkyWare will support AirNav Indonesia’s AMHS throughout 2025, helping keep aeronautical messaging reliable across the world’s largest archipelago.
CAAB has renewed SkyWare’s support for its AMHS, aeronautical information management and aviation billing systems for another year, continuing a partnership that began in 2022.
Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport has renewed its RWX contract, continuing to rely on SkyWare for airside inspections and runway condition reporting.
STR-SpeechTech Ltd. has acquired the source code for SkyWare’s AMHS/P3 connector, giving it the ability to build AMHS messaging directly into its own solutions.
Working with Intelcan, SkyWare will continue supporting the aeronautical billing system it delivered to the Civil Aviation Department of Suriname (CADSUR).
Juneau International Airport (PAJN) has renewed its RWX Airside Inspections contract, continuing to use SkyWare’s platform to support FAA Part 139 compliance.
Curaçao Airport Partners N.V. will use SkyWare’s RWX platform to report runway surface conditions under ICAO’s Global Reporting Format.
CAAB has renewed SkyWare’s support and maintenance for its AMHS, aeronautical information management and aviation billing systems through 2024.
Working with IDS North America, SkyWare provided specialist support to restore and verify failover on the AMHS operated by Iraq’s General Company for Air Navigation Services.
SkyWare will host the electronic Aeronautical Information Publication for Zambia Airports Corporation Ltd. through 2024 and 2025.
Through PT Hasta Adhiraya, SkyWare will provide support services for the AMHS operated by AirNav Indonesia, the country’s air navigation service provider.
Cedar City Regional Airport has renewed its RWX Airside Inspections contract, continuing to use SkyWare’s platform for FAA Part 139 compliance.
Working with Intelcan, SkyWare delivered an online training course and a new add-on for the Civil Aviation Department of Suriname’s aeronautical billing system.
SkyWare has signed a contract with Juneau International Airport (PAJN) to provide its RWX Airside Inspections platform, helping the airport meet FAA Part 139 requirements.
SkyWare will support the implementation of an Aeronautical Message Handling System (AMHS) at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport, improving operational efficiency and collaboration across a more connected aviation network.
SkyWare has signed a contract to provide software support and maintenance for three systems at the Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana: its message handling, aeronautical information management and aviation revenue management systems.
SkyWare will provide its RWX platform for airside inspections and runway condition reporting, helping the airport meet ICAO Annex 14 and Global Reporting Format requirements.
SkyWare will provide its RWX Airside Inspections platform to Cedar City Regional Airport, helping the airport comply with FAA Part 139 requirements.
Working with Canadian partner Version 2, SkyWare will deploy a system that detects and identifies unauthorized drones in real time at Cyprus’s airports and critical infrastructure.
RWX, originally built for runway condition reporting under ICAO’s Global Reporting Format, now includes an airside inspections module to support compliance with ICAO Annex 14 and FAA Part 139.
SkyWare will provide maintenance and operations training and interoperability testing for the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority’s AMHS project, giving the ICAA dependable communication with Kuwait and Jordan.
SkyWare will support the implementation of an AMHS for the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority, making aeronautical message exchange more efficient and reliable for the PCAA and neighbouring states.
SkyWare will help implement an aeronautical message handling system for Zambia Airports Corporation Ltd. (ZACL), expanding its communication capabilities with support for the ICAO basic and extended AMHS service profiles.
SkyWare will help the Dutch Caribbean Air Navigation Service Provider (DC-ANSP) implement a new aeronautical billing system, streamlining billing so customers can pay more easily and quickly.
SkyWare launched its RWX Runway Condition Reporting platform, designed to help airports meet the ICAO Global Reporting Format (GRF).
SkyWare signed an agreement to support the delivery of an AMHS for Rwanda Airports Company, strengthening its communication capabilities with full support for ICAO’s basic and extended AMHS service levels.
SkyWare will create and launch an aeronautical billing system for the Civil Aviation Department of Suriname (CADSUR), helping it process aviation charges more accurately and efficiently.
SkyWare will develop aeronautical information and flight plan sharing systems for the Azerbaijan Air Navigation Services Department (AZANS), and support and maintain its critical AMHS.
SkyWare Labs opens in Ottawa, Canada, beginning its mission to bring cutting-edge technology and new solutions to the aerospace industry.
How radar-based billing recovers the en-route and overflight revenue that filed flight plans leave behind.
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